那些年我们一起追过的国王~~腰带的打结很fashion。
以下报道来自 AccessHollywood.com 于 2013.09.07

第一次发这么多文字的东西，原来加了换行什么的看起来才更舒服。
The rising star clearly has a good sense of humor. It’s something he’s brought — on occasion (they were tough times, afterall) — to playing the monarch who had a lengthy reign during England’s War of the Roses (like ordering James Frain’s the Earl of Warwick in Episode 3, to fulfill all his needs while he was a regal prisoner and briefly unseated).
Right now, Max is busy learning lines for his next project — the play “Farragut North” (it became the George Clooney film “The Ides of March”) — at London’s Southwark Playhouse, officially opening on September 13. But, the 27-year-old put down the pages to chat with Access about his “The White Queen” role.
上面提到的是不是吧主大人之前说过的话剧？坐等相关信息更新，帅照视频什么的最好了~

AccessHollywood.com: This is your first period drama. As an English actor, is that a rite of passage – something you have to do at some point in your career — donning doublets and tights?
Max Irons: I’ve never sort of thought of it like that. I guess we in England make quite a lot of period dramas because our history spans many, many centuries and is sort of littered with events, and people are sort of realizing now, with the success of ‘The Tudors’ and ‘Game of Thrones’ being based on the War of the Roses, that those stories are fascinating and very dimensional and they’re good stories.
Access: So it’s not something that you think about when you’re a young actor, you don’t say, ‘I want to tick off that box’?
Max: I guess not, but bear in mind that drama school is very much a part of getting into acting in England, so when you’re at drama school, you’re doing Chekov, you’re doing Shakespeare, you’re doing all that sort of thing, so by the time you get out you’re sort of used to wearing silly clothes and speaking in period, so to speak.

Access: Your Elizabeth – Rebecca – (another loud sound crops up on the phone line). Oh my God, where are you!
Max: I’m in a very loud part of the city.
Access: Are you surrounded by crimes being committed?
Max: (Jokingly) I’m actually on the run from the police. That’s what’s going on.
Access: So basically I’m breaking news then speaking to you…
Max: Yeah. … You’re probably the last person I’m going to speak to in the free world.

Access: Scoop (laughs)! So anyway, back to Rebecca — one of the things I noticed when I met her is there is just a quiet confidence to her. Do you think that’s what got her this role out of the 20 women they were chemistry testing with you to be Elizabeth Woodville?
Max: I think it was a number of factors. I know exactly what you mean about that quiet confidence and it’s a quiet strength, but Elizabeth not only had to have that, but she also had to be incredibly politically savvy. Edward’s court was a male dominated world where women were only there by invitation and if they were to have any power whatsoever, they would have to earn it, but not by the same rules that men played by. So they’d have to be politically very savvy, socially very savvy, and Elizabeth was spectacularly smart at operating, so much so that at points in Edward’s reign, she was very much running things and Rebecca understood that and understood how to do that. I remember that particularly in the audition.
为毛感觉内容越来越多了。。。。好多字啊，头大 = =

Access: Did you ever dream about this guy?
Max: I have very kooky dreams, I don’t even try to decipher them, but I do daydream a lot and I daydreamed a lot about him. Music would always make me daydream… if I listened to the right piece of music, it would get my head really going about a character.
Access: Did you ever dream about this guy?
Max: I have very kooky dreams, I don’t even try to decipher them, but I do daydream a lot and I daydreamed a lot about him. Music would always make me daydream… if I listened to the right piece of music, it would get my head really going about a character.
Access: Old musical, or modern day pieces?
Max: All sorts. Some classical music, some dance music, a bit of everything really.
Access: You’re trancing out with trance to Edward.
Max: Listen, psychedelic trance is the one music I would never listen to in my life.
Access: (Laughs).
Max: I don’t understand it. … It’s just f***ing noise and it makes you stupid when you listen to it.
Access: Way to have an opinion (laughs). Max, you have taken a stance against that genre!
Max: Listen, I’m very open to dance music, hey, but trance — it shouldn’t exist. If I were king for a day, that’s one of the first things I’d do, get rid of trance.

Access: Hilarious. … So, before I let you go, Max, have you seen ‘Game of Thrones’? And, having done ‘The White Queen,’ does it make you think of it differently?
Max: I actually haven’t seen ‘Game of Thrones,’ but I hear it’s great. But I haven’t seen it. I’m like the only person on the planet who hasn’t.
Access: Do you have time to watch television? Or are you just so busy prepping for ‘Farragut North’?
Max: I mean, at this precise moment I have no time to do anything besides learn lines, but yeah, I do watch TV, like I only watched ‘The West Wing’ last year, and ‘The Wire’ last year, and ‘The Sopranos’ last year. I’m way behind on everything.
Access: OK.
Max: I always get slightly off put when people are like, ‘It’s amazing! It’s amazing!’ I’m like, ‘Oh God! I’m gonna watch it later.’ And then you go and watch and you go. ‘Yeah, obviously it was amazing.’
“The White Queen” continues Saturdays at 9 PM on Starz.

谢谢你啊！
我昨晚刚看到这篇访谈，但今天白天没时间转过来。
这篇很有趣的，又可以更多的了解Max了。